85%Samsung NB30 touchscreen durable netbookSource: Reg HardwareEN→FRThe NB30 may only be semi-tough, but the enhancements should pay dividends in a life of rough and tumble. Like all Samsung netbooks it is well specified, well made and good looking and though the touchscreen won't keep Apple's engineers awake at night it still has its uses. Critique simple, disponibles en ligne, De taille moyenne, Date: 06/11/2010Notes:Note globale: 85%

70%Samsung NB30 (black)Source: CNetEN→FRAnother day, another Netbook. Though iPads, tablets, and other laptops keep forging on with technological innovations, the stalwart, cheap Netbook remains largely the same generation after generation. The Samsung NB30 is a new iteration on a standard Netbook theme, with a few slightly ruggedized features that don't quite justify the inflated price. Critique simple, disponibles en ligne, De taille moyenne, Date: 05/13/2010Notes:Note globale: 70% performances: 70% équipement: 70% mobilité: 60%

70%Samsung NB30Source: Laptop MagEN→FRThe $379 Samsung NB30 is a good choice for consumers who want the peace of mind a semi-rugged netbook offers but want to keep the budget under $400 (in contrast, an HP Mini 5102 with just 1GB of RAM and a four-cell battery costs $415). Well suited for an older child or a frequent traveler, the NB30 can handle the basics and even a little multimedia. However, if ruggedness isn’t a key need, the NB30 doesn’t quite stand up to the competition. You can get better performance with the Samsung N210 or MSI Wind U160 for the same price, while the Gateway LT2118U and ASUS Eee PC 1001P (both of which last over 2 hours longer on a charge) run for $30 to $80 less. Still, semi-ruggedness at this price is a good deal. Critique simple, disponibles en ligne, De taille moyenne, Date: 05/11/2010Notes:Note globale: 70%

70%Samsung NB30Source: PC MagEN→FRCarving a unique niche in this chaotic netbook market is almost impossible these days, but you have to give Samsung credit for trying. The company has come out with the Samsung NB30 ($340 street), which it's peddling as a ruggedized netbook. Though it's not meant to sustain 3 foot drops and underwater dives, the NB30 has a hard drive sensor, a scratch-proof lid, and a spill-resistant frame (up to 2 ounces of liquid). Everything else in between—from components to performance—is like that of every other netbook. Critique simple, disponibles en ligne, Courte, Date: 05/11/2010Notes:Note globale: 70%

Samsung NB30 reviewSource: LiliputingEN→FRAt first glance, the Samsung NB30 looks like virtually every other netbook released in the last 4 months. But it has a few special features which really do make it stand out including the scratch-resistant case, and spill-resistant keyboard which can handle up to 50cc of water as long as it’s wiped clean within about 10 seconds. Critique simple, disponibles en ligne, De taille moyenne, Date: 05/03/2010Notes: finition: 80%

100%Samsung NB30Source: Mobile ComputerEN→FRWe like the plain styling and love the long battery life, but it’s a shame that Samsung didn’t go the extra mile to make the NB30 really rugged. Even so, the Windows XP model is still a great buy. Critique simple, disponibles en ligne, Courte, Date: 04/29/2010Notes:Note globale: 100%

80%Samsung NB30 netbook reviewSource: ComputingEN→FRMaking a stand in an overcrowded netbook market is getting increasingly difficult. Back in 2007 it was common opinion that netbooks were low cost and defined by a lack of features and specifications. The NB30 is as beautifully crafted as it is robust, and has brilliant battery performance. It offers excellent value for money because it's built to last and copes with most tasks you can throw at it, as long as you don't expect high–end number crunching. Our only caveat is the added height from the battery. Critique simple, disponibles en ligne, De taille moyenne, Date: 04/15/2010Notes:Note globale: 80%

80%Samsung NB30 netbook reviewSource: V3.co.ukEN→FRThe NB30 is as beautifully crafted as it is robust, and has brilliant battery performance. It offers excellent value for money because it's built to last and copes with most tasks you can throw at it, as long as you don't expect high–end number crunching. Our only caveat is the added height from the battery. Critique simple, disponibles en ligne, De taille moyenne, Date: 04/15/2010Notes:Note globale: 80%

70%Samsung NB30 reviewSource: TechradarEN→FRThis netbook is a rugged customer, making it perfect for the kids. Samsung's netbook range has always impressed us, and the NB30, boasting semi-ruggedised features, is no different. It's ideal if you're looking to buy a machine for your child or simply want greater protection for your data. We like what the NB30 has to offer. The semi-rugged features are still relatively rare on a netbook, and will prove to be a real selling point for many. Critique simple, disponibles en ligne, Courte, Date: 03/18/2010Notes:Note globale: 70%